The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-29
Property Transfers in BALTIC

DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS
John M. Carter & wife to Thos. Welsh.
James B. Chastain to Elijah J. Bond.
Elijah J. Bond & wife to H. W. Rusk.
I. W. Tongue to E. ]. Bond.
James Cooley to John Schwind.
Joseph Bauer & wife to Edward Plummer.
Elias Livezey & wife to Elizabeth f. Baker.
Jas: J. McCann wife .l-.liii4.
N. M Smith, &C., to Byron Reynolds.
M. L. Jean & wife to Christian Hidy.
c. F. Fusting to Benz NJ. Heighe.
Jacob II. Aull to F. B. Randall.
Jacob H. Aull to John c. Senger.
Wilmot johnson, &C., to John L. Cadwalader.
Wimot johnson, &C., to Frank Thompson.
Wilmot johnson, &C., to Philip Schuyler.
Christian Devries, trus., to Alfred W. Sumner
Martin Heyn & wife to Robert Moore.
Andrew A. Reinhart to I. P. Guy.
Jacob H. Aull to II. G. Prentis.
J. H. Aull to E. c. Livingston.
John Hitz &C., to Aug. Enders wife.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
VIM. A. Lee to Daniel W. Cameron.
Riddle & Williams to Jos. E. Clagett
MORTGAGES.
VIM. Knes wife to Carrollton L. & L. A., $4,000.
E. D. Fitzpatrick wife to L. N. Wilcox, 81, 500.
E. d. Fitzpatrick & wife to J. T. Knoblock, 5000.
Jos. Stephens to 18th German A. B. A, 1924
Byron Reynolds wifeto DR.. Culbreth, SO, 500.
Aug. Enders wife to 18th German A. B. A. 1924.
j. G. Mays & wife to trus. Monthly Meeting, SAP.
A. W. Sumner & wife to B. F. Newcomer, 81, 900.
Albert Smith & wife to Gainesville L. A., 81 500.
H. C. Minor to Riddle & Williams, $1,000.
H. C. Minor to Riddle & Williams, $3.50.
Albert Wagner to 18th G. A. B. A., $1,24S.
H. T. Bowen to Druid Hill B. A. $500.
VIM. II. Oliver to Olivia C. Starring, $500.
VIM. H. Oliver to Olivia C. Starring, $1,000.
C. M. Jessop & wife to John I. Yellott, $3.50.
Jas. Busby to BENZ. Miller, &C., $3.50.
BILLS OF SALE.
VIM. C. Candles to d. A. Kenney, $50.
Henry Nordhoff to Geo. Mooyer, 1925.
D. w. Clark to J. B. Williamson, ex., 500.
Josiah Stocksdae to F. P. Goodwin, 800.
W. 7. Gore to Herr Bros, $3.50.
RELEASES.
| John NJ. Carter to Frederic T. Baker.
| H. E. Mann to VIM. c. Payne.
| M. S. Galloway to E. B. Almony.
VIM. Zimmerman to Ferdinand Wienhod.
E. j. Chaisty, &C., to E. D. Fitzpatrick.
A. C. Winter to E. D. Fitzpatrick.
| VIM. G. Atkinson to E. d. Fitzpatrick.
j. T. Knobock to Z. D. Fitzpatrick.
9th German A. B. A. to Jos. Stephens.
Eutaw Savings Bank to Christian Devries, trus.
Carrollton Land Asso. to Albert Smith.
Waverly B. A. to John T. Hickman.
The Late Hartford Fair.-The receipts from
all sources of the late Hartford County Agricultu-
| raj Fair were 81, Z33.5O. The <E9ls says: "Ine
receipts at the grand stand on Thursday were only
| about 500 less than on the corresponding day
last year. The total receipts last year footed up
$5,572.9 and while the attendance this year was
perhaps, not one-half as large as last year, the
receipts were only about 5000 less.
"The increase of the admission fec from rs to 81
cents is sufficient to account for the diminished at
tendance but the directors are not responsible fol-
this. the change having been made by the stock
holders themselves, at their annual meeting las
January. 1t was mistake which is now appar
ent to every one. The result, however, has beer
that the debt of the society is increased.
"The receipts for the last two years have faller
short of the expenses and something must be done
to make both ends meet. 1t has been found tina
increasing the admission fee has kept many per
sons away. The debt can be liquidated, it is be
lieved, in this way First by curtaiing all but thu
absolutely necessary expenses, but without reduc
ing the amount offered for premiums. Next by
reducing the admission fee to Is cents and encour
aging large attendance. Besides, the large FREE
list must be reduced. Stockholders should re
member that the grounds and buildings belong t.
them and they should be willing to surrender
small part, at least of the privileges they have en-
joyed for so many years with the understanding
that when surplus is made dividend shall b
declared"